Movies - you've seen recently?

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I watched Birdman and really liked it, although [spoiler]I wasn't a super huge fan of the ending. It was alright, but I just felt kind like it cheapened the experience. I felt like the movie should have ended with him killing himself during the play. I feel like that would have been a more powerful ending, as much as I am for weird ambiguity during the endings of films.[/spoiler]

I saw Frank and really enjoyed that! Check it out if you're into weird people and tunes!

I'd give both of those films an 8/10.

[6M69I69B9]

very soon im goign to rewatch the lost skeleton of cadavra

i feel that it's truly underrated

i love it

best acting

not even being sarcastic lol

[Commander Fuckass]

Interstellar


let's travel through black holes

[snoorkel]

Breathless - 9/10 wow good movie
Pierrot le Fou - 7/10 good movie

[TooB]

Just finished the Fatal Frame movie.
was pretty good..... 7/10 i suppose.

probably better if it was it's own thing, but not bad

[Commander Fuckass]

Age of Ultron


It was pretty good

[Hiro]

Age of Ultron


It was pretty good

[Nyerp]

the new mad max was amazing

[TooB]

Me and Kaz finally watched Fargo.
Really great.

[Hiro]

Saw Mad Max on Saturday
really unique, excellent action, good story, very well shot, but not mind-blowing amazing like most people seem to be saying
6/7

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

Me and Kaz finally watched Fargo.
Really great.

i just rewatched that a few days ago. tthat movie is so weird.

[Samus Aran]

Fargo is one of my absolute favorite films

[TooB]

me and kaz went to go see avengers 2.
was great

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

Watched two movies recently

Hammett, which was about Dashiel Hammett (who created the detective characters Sam Spade and Nick & Nora Charles). It put Hammett in the detective spot, asking him to solve the case of a missing Chinese prostitute. This was the second Wim Wenders movie I've seen (The first was Wings of Desire) and so far he's 2 for 2.

Also I watched a documentary on Fela Kuti called Finding Fela. The documentary covers his entire life and includes various clips from the Fela musical that opened sometime in like 2009 or something. The musical bits don't do anything for me, but there was enough footage from the Africa 70/Egypt 80 periods to make me like the doc. I think that if you can watch the documentaries before this you get a better understanding about who Fela was and his importance at the time. (there are several and they list them at the end of Finding Fela.)

[Hiro]

tomorrowland was p. decent